Association of Army of the United States

Association of Army of the United States
Association of the United States Army

Abbreviated designation	AUSA
The establishment year	1950
The headquarters	The United States of AmericaVirginiaArlington county
Website	AUSA

Association of Army of the United States (がっしゅうこくりくぐんきょうかい, English: Association of the United States Army, abbreviated to AUSA) is a private non profit organization functioning as advocacy group for the United States Armies mainly. The association is established in 1950 and needs a branch office in 125 places of world. About the membership, the door is opened by anyone, and the enrollment of officers is not required. The association publishes "an army magazine" (ARMY Magazine) and "Green Book" (Green Book) as a bulletin and runs a study society for a land combat.

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Mission

I maintain three formal missions in association of Army of the United States.

1. Represent an opinion of all marshalcy.
2. Promotion of the support general about a role of the army in the national security.
3. Professional training and information program

Member

Military retirement officers and reserve duty officers, a cadet, the civilian staff of the government office, the family of the officer, some member division including the citizen concerned are shown now in association of Army of the United States. In other member division with the support company (for defense-related industry) [¹]. A bulletin "army magazine" of the publication and a subscription of "the Green Book" published every year in October are included in an association fee every month. An article by army leader writing of the world is placed and "the Green Book" is a yearbook of the reference information about the Army of the United States. I distribute "AUSA news" to a member every month. "The AUSA news" is characterized by a topic of the army and associated news and a report about the support of the army organization.

Branch office

Association of Army of the United States leads a branch office in 125 places of world, and these branch offices develop a plan and activity to provide community support for Army of the United States through an individual and a corporate member. The branch office acts as the part of communication between the army and the local private community. These members help with educating strong national defense and the need of the army for a private citizen, too. The branch office is mobilized and participates in various plans to support the unfolding officers and family. I hold special commendation party for a member general meeting that I meet a well-known lecturer, community contribution event and the army and the superior soldier as typical branch office activity.

Footnote

1. ^ Membership

Allied item

• Association of air force
• Association of Marine Corps
• United States Naval Research Laboratory
• Coast Guard foundation

Outside link

• (English) AUSA

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